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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychol Assess. 2015 Mar 16;27(3):997–1012. doi: 10.1037/a0038828

Table 8.

Fit indices for invariance models

Non-Clinical Sample DF N(M) N(F) χ2 (p) Δχ2 (p) RMSEA TLI CFI ACFI SRMR
Configural 800 3928 5119 10945.46 (.000) --- .053 (.052; .054) .974 .976 -- .061
Weak 830 3928 5119 11391.67 (.000) 446.21 (.000) .053 (.052; .054) .974 .975 −.001 .065
Strong 860 3928 5119 12686.24 (.000) 1294.57 (.000) .055 (.054; .056) .972 .972 −.003 .064
Strict 890 3928 5119 13375.30 (.000) 689.06 (.000) .056 (.055; .057) .971 .971 −.001 .067
Clinical Sample DF N(M) N(F) χ2 (p) Δχ2 (p) RMSEA TLI CFI ACFI SRMR
Configural 800 126 208 2110.19 (.000) --- .079 (.075 ; .083) .902 .910 -- .123
Weak 830 126 208 2258.80 (.000) 148.61 (.000) .081 (.077; .085) .897 .902 −.008 .120
Strong 860 126 208 2795.03 (.000) 536.23 (.568) .093 (.089; .096) .865 .867 −.035 .116
Strict 890 126 208 3277.57 (.000) 482.54 (.000) .101 (.097; .105) .840 .836 −.031 .118